Garmt,
I've added lines at 1868 and 1875, changed 1876 and 1880, and replied below.
Nobody realised before that Verne visited Britain about 10 or 11 times!
Bill
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-----Original Message-----
From: owner-jvf~at~Gilead.org.il [mailto:owner-jvf~at~Gilead.org.il] On Behalf Of
Garmt de Vries
Sent: 24 July 2003 11:32
To: Jules Verne Forum
Subject: RE: Verne's itineraries
Then here is the complete (?) list:
1859: Bordeaux, Liverpool, Edinburgh, Scotland, London, etc
1861: Norway and Denmark
1867: Liverpool, N America, Liverpool (via where?)
1868: June: Dover (AdF 124)
1868: Gravesend, London (letter of [19 Aug])
1872: London, Woolwich (letter of 8 June)
1871/2/3: Jersey (Marx's introduction)
1873: maybe Jersey, Guernsey, and Sark (invitation by Hetzel, 28
July)
1875: Monaco (letter of 20 February)
1876: coastal England (letter of [27 June]), probably including
Cowes (AdF 161)
1878: Portugal, Gibraltar and Algeria
1879: coastal Britain, including Yarmouth (letter of 9 [July]),
Edinburgh (about 13/14 July), Edinburgh again (27 July),
and Dover (28 July); the Hebrides, etc., presumably
between 14 and 27 July?
1880: Ireland (Marx's introduction); "Norway, Ireland and
Scotland"
(at least according to AdFuye 162)
1881: Deal and Yarmouth (at least according to J Jules-Verne),
the Low Countries, etc.
1884: North Africa and the Mediterranean
1887: Belgium + the Netherlands
For which of these do we have the itineraries?
1859: Work in progress, Ian and Bill have already found more detail than
will be visible in a map.
1867: I think we can safely take the data from Une ville flottante.
1868: Was this a simple return trip to Gravesend? No: he went to London as
well.
1872: idem for London
1871-3: idem for Jersey
I've tried to put all available information above; in sum, we really don't
know what routes JV took...
1881: The trip from Rotterdam to Vlissingen has been studied by one of my
friends, the trip to Kobnhavn is described in detail by Paul Verne
1887: Almost done. There are some uncertainties about the way back from
Groningen to Amiens.
If you can add more, please do.
Best,
Garmt.
Received on Fri 25 Jul 2003 - 05:46:07 IDT